How Pump View Works

How Pump View Works

Pump View is a spend observability layer that pulls billing data from every provider and service you connect, then surfaces it in one place. Instead of switching between the AWS Billing Console, GCP Billing Reports, Azure Cost Management, and individual dashboards for services like Anthropic or Datadog, you query everything from a single interface.

What Pump View includes

Feature	What it does
Playground	Interactive query builder for exploring spend across all connected providers and services. Filter by service, account, region, SKU, usage type, and more using dropdown filters or SQL querying.
Reports	Save any Playground query as a recurring report. Schedule delivery via email or Slack.
Annotations	Pin notes to your cost timeline to explain spikes, deployments, or team changes.
Budgets	Set monthly spend caps scoped to specific accounts or services. Get alerted at custom thresholds.
Anomaly Alerts	Automated detection of unusual spend changes. Configurable alert channels.
Forecasting	End-of-month spend projections at P50 and P90 confidence levels.
Allocations	Allocate costs using tags.

What data Pump View pulls

Pump View ingests billing and usage data from every provider and integration you connect. It does not access infrastructure, workloads, or configurations.

Provider	Data source	Historical backfill on first connect
AWS	Cost Explorer API, Cost and Usage Reports (CUR)	Up to 12 months
GCP	BigQuery billing export	~7 days
Azure	Cost Management detailed cost reports	Up to 90 days

Third-party integrations (Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub, Datadog, Cursor, ClickHouse Cloud) pull usage and cost data through each service's API. See Integrations doc for setup details per service.

Data refreshes daily across all providers.

Multi-provider visibility

When you connect multiple cloud providers and third-party services, Pump View aggregates all of that spend into a unified view. The Playground lets you query across providers in a single session, so you can compare cloud costs alongside your Anthropic token spend or Datadog host charges without switching tools.

This is useful for teams managing workloads across clouds, or teams whose AI and DevOps tooling costs are growing alongside traditional infrastructure spend.

How to get started

1. Connect at least one cloud provider or third-party service. See Getting Started help doc for the full setup flow.

2. Once connected, navigate to View in the left sidebar.

3. Pump backfills your historical data automatically. For AWS, this means up to 12 months of cost history is available immediately after connection.

No additional configuration is required. View is available on all Pump subscription tiers.